“This is my chance to prove that I can be the guy. The opportunity’s in front of me, and I’m ready to show the Saints that I’m worth the investment.”
– Tyler Shough
The New Orleans Saints took a gamble when they selected Tyler Shough with a second-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Coach Kellen Moore saw potential in Shough, believing he had the makings of a future starter. However, after
After a two-month evaluation, Shough stepped into the starting role, and the results have been mixed but promising. He led the Saints to a key win over the Carolina Panthers
and is currently on a mission to solidify his place as the future of the franchise. With 11 total touchdowns and a 48.2 Total QBR in 2025, Shough has shown moments of brilliance, but his full potential is still to be realized. The next few games are critical for Shough, as his future with the Saints hangs in the balance.
“This is my chance to prove that I can be the guy. The opportunity’s in front of me, and I’m ready to show the Saints that I’m worth the investment,”
Shough said, speaking candidly about the pressure he’s facing as the team evaluates its quarterback situation.
What makes Shough’s situation even more intriguing is his contract, which is fully guaranteed for the next two seasons.
But what happens if the Saints don’t see enough from Shough? They could very well target a first-round quarterback in the 2026 draft, and with a 10.3% chance of landing the
With the 2026 draft looming, the Saints are set to make a defining decision on their quarterback situation. Will they stick with Shough and give him the keys to the offense, or will they look for a new signal-caller to lead them into the future? The next few weeks will decide whether Shough can turn his brief success into a
For now, Shough is playing for more than just his contract. He’s playing for his future in New Orleans and his chance to show the world that he’s ready to be
Kathy Hilton and Sutton Stracke‘s homes were burglarized on Saturday as they attended the events of BravoCon in Las Vegas.
Years after their Real Housewives of Beverly Hills castmates, including Kyle Richards, 56, and Dorit Kemsley, 49, were targeted with their own robberies, the homes of Kathy, 66, and Sutton, 54, faced their own set of scary circumstances — just hours apart.
According to a November 17 report from TMZ, law enforcement sources confirmed that police were called by Sutton’s dog walker on Saturday afternoon, around 2 p.m., after they noticed that a window in the kitchen of her $5.3 million home in Bel Air had been broken.
In a video shared by Katie Pope on TikTok, the woman shared a photo of the cops on scene.
Hours later, Kathy’s husband, Rick Hilton, 70, called 911 after a break-in at their Bel Air home, telling law enforcement that there were three burglars inside. However, by the time the police arrived, the robbers had gotten away.
It is unclear whether anything was taken during either break-in.
While it does not appear that Kathy and Sutton have spoken out about their respective situations quite yet, they did continue to post on social media throughout the weekend, with Kathy posting a clip of them together with her daughter, Nicky Hilton, 42, on Sunday.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 15 premieres on Thursday, December 4, at 8/7c on Bravo.